>>13679425 Real talk though, Tony absolutely fucked Hardys reuniting after years of separation - the momentum was there, Matt was truly relevant again after trying to his hardest to make private party and other bunch of who's into something without any success, and the momentum disappeared like a fart into the wind.
Of course Jeff's fucking being dumb enough to drunk drive had something to do with it how it fizzled out to grand excitement of seeing them work together into them just being dudes on AEW, sure but Tony didn't save 'em for PPV/PLE's for maximum hype - this is something Corny was 100% correct on.
But outside of the brother tag team, Jeff's matches and all, what do you as a AEW viewer actually see Matt doing in or for this company at this point or even Jeff outside of getting perma-sawdusted? Is it not time to make the wheels move on a bit?
It might actually be better for both parties if both of them left. . Jeff and Matt probably would get offers from even WWE to go back for one last run, and it's not like that's got a years worth of legs left on it either but better note to end careers on then fizzle out in AEW.
and AEW would benefit from letting some of their ummmm elderly founding talent walk off and building off from their strengths instead of clinging on to everyone till they don't have anything to give.
Either way it's their choice in the end and how they see their employers, just throwing some words here.